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Rude sends Flair to the outside, motions to Fifi, who slaps him. He forcefully kisses her, and lifts her into the ring. I'm not really sure what his plan here was, but Flair comes in hot for revenge.

Flair used this move against Randy Savage at Wrestlemania VIII. It's a good example of Flair's moveset looking sadistic because he's spent 90% of his career as a bad guy.

One interesting thing here is the camera angles often show the match from Fifi's perspective.

Ventura's comments about women get so obnoxious that Schiavone cuts him off.

This is a pretty misogynistic situation. Fifi, the woman who's been working with Flair, has been objectified, sexually harassed, and treated like a trophy. I don't want to minimize how bad this is to this person.

Throughout this time period, Flair has been arguing that the Big Gold Belt is the one true wrestling title. He does it in the NWA, WCW, NJPW, when he jumps ship to WWF, and when he jumps ship back.

Ric Flair wins tenth world title by pinning Windham with the figure four. Did you also learn just now that you could pin someone with a figure four? I sure did, and so did the crowd, and Barry Windham, and also maybe Ric Flair.

Cappetta knows what the belt is called though, and the title card team does their best to fit in what they can.

The match was completely overshadowed by Flair's presence, even if it made all the sense in the world to have Flair there for it.

A clothesline and a DDT later, Windham pins Muta to bring the Big Gold Belt back to WCW.

The story of the match is that Windham had Muta's moonsault scouted and got the legs up repeatedly.

Windham vs Muta is a pretty slow match, even for 1993 standards. But there's a few exciting moments.

Schiavone and Ventura are an underrated commentary team.